google apps script - Difference between array in row and columns -


i'm trying move content of column b3:b11 (range) column determined number of day in month @ cell c3 (day). each day in month (reeksorg) cell d2 contains: 1, e2: 2, f2: 3; up-to 31. 

function move() { var sss = spreadsheetapp.getactivespreadsheet();  // present workbook var ss = sss.getsheetbyname('sheet1'); //get active sheet var range = ss.getrange('b3:b11').getvalues(); //assign range want  // copy  var day = ss.getrange('c3').getvalues();  // day date(c1)  logger.log(day);             // correct in log logger.log(range);           // idem logger.log(range.length);    // idem  var reeksorg = ss.getrange('d2:h2').getvalues(); // "reeksorg" day- // numbers within month  logger.log(reeksorg);         // returns "range", should [[1.0],[2.0]]  //  etc. logger.log(reeksorg.length);  // returns [1.0],  should [5.0]   }

although statements create both ranges similar outcome differs.

see log-output:

[17-08-18 16:04:21:095 cest] [[3.0]]

[17-08-18 16:04:21:095 cest] [[5.0], [6.0], [7.0], [8.0], [9.0], [10.0], [11.0], [12.0], [13.0]]

[17-08-18 16:04:21:096 cest] 9.0

[17-08-18 16:04:21:198 cest] [[1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0]]

[17-08-18 16:04:21:198 cest] 1.0

my goal copy "range" appropriate row/column (d3:h11) using loop. please help, i've limited programming knowledge.

how this?

function move()  {   var sss=spreadsheetapp.getactivespreadsheet();   var ss=sss.getsheetbyname('sheet1');   var srcrange=ss.getrange('b3:b11');   var day=ss.getrange('c3').getvalue();// day date(c1)   var desrange=ss.getrange(3,day,10,1);   srcrange.copyto(desrange); }

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